Hospital Washing Machines

Spectrum Garment Finishing Equipments Pvt. Ltd. Since in the year 1985, is a manufacturer, exporter and supplier of Industrial Washing Machines, Pressing Machines, Dyeing Machines, Hydro Extractors, Drying Tumblers, Dry Cleaning Machines, Washer Extractors, Flat Bed Press, Flat Work Ironer, Stain Removing Machines and Steam Finishing Machines, etc. With over 25 years of engineering expertise, one can be assured of getting the best equipment in the market that will meet the needs of today and the future.

Our products include much more than just Washing, Dry Cleaning and Finishing Equipments. We deal into a quality range of Industrial Washing Machine, Pressing Machines, Dyeing Machines, Hydro Extractors, Drying Tumblers, Dry Cleaning Machines, Washer Extractors, Flat Bed Press, Flat Work Ironer, Stain Removing Machines and Steam Finishing Machines, etc. Mr. Rajeev Arora is the founder and promote.

The modern process of water removal by spinning did not come into use until electric motors were developed. Spinning requires a constant high-speed power source, and was originally done in a separate device known as an extractor. A load of washed clothing would be transferred from the wash tub to the extractor basket, and the water spun out. These early extractors were often dangerous to use since unevenly distributed loads would cause the machine to shake violently. Many efforts have been made to counteract the shaking of unstable loads, first by mounting the spinning basket on a free-floating shock-absorbing frame to absorb minor imbalances, and a bump switch to detect severe movement and stop the machine so that the load can be manually redistributed. Many modern machines are equipped with a sealed ring of liquid that works to counteract any imbalances.

What is now referred to as an automatic washer was at one time referred to as a washer/extractor, which combines the features of these two devices into a single machine, plus also includes the ability to fill and drain water by itself. It is possible to take this a step further, to also merge the automatic washing machine and clothes dryer into a single device, but this is generally uncommon because the drying process tends to use much more energy than using two separate devices; a combined washer/dryer not only must dry the clothing, but also need to dry out the wash chamber itself.